The
Desperation Level in the Quackpot
camp has reached an all-time high.
The
Doctor's Data v Stephen Barrett Federal Court
case is so devastating to them that they
are, without doubt, at a point similar
to where the Japanese High Command was
when the Americans were designing the
attack on their mainland towards the end
of Word War II.

The Japanese, at that point, put
together a very desperate three-part
strategy: (1) Kamikaze
airplane pilots who would sacrifice
their lives driving their airplanes into
American naval ships. (2) An
organized "fight to the death" to defend
the homeland, and (3) a continuing
propaganda effort to do two things (a)
convince the Japanese people to keep
fighting, and (b) convince the American
soldiers that millions of them would die
during an invasion attempt of the
mainland.

The last tactic (3)(b) was conducted
through Japanese radio broadcasts out of
Tokyo, and, as in broadcasts conducted
throughout the war, centered around an
English speaking female figure known to US servicemen as "Tokyo
Rose."

Did the tactics work? Well, yes
and no. The Kamikazes were not
particularly successful, and the
organized "fight to the death" and the
supposed killing of millions of US
servicemen in an invasion issues were
solved, very effectively, by the
employment of the two nuclear weapons
used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Then, as history points out, the US High
command simply parked the battleship
USS New Jersey off the Japanese coast
and said "Come on out here and sign
these "Unconditional Surrender" papers
before we decide to get angry and REALLY
do you some harm..."

Just so you know - "Tokyo
Rose" was actually twelve different
women, one of which was an American
citizen, who, after the war, was
arrested, tried for Treason, convicted,
and spent six years in a Federal prison.

Barrett's
Masters and Minions are reeling...

The
Doctor's Data v Stephen Barrett Federal Court
case has the quackpots, simply said, up
against the wall. They can see the
invasion fleet sitting there at the
outer islands, so to speak. And,
it's anxious move time.

Keep in mind that virtually everything
Barrett and company do has to do with
smoke and mirrors. It is all
illusion.
Stephen Barrett is not in charge,
and did not design the project.
Someone else did, and someone else is
running it - not Barrett. And,
that "somebody" is manipulating the
Defense case to try, frantically, to
keep from being officially "Discovered."

Of course I know who is running the
illusion, and
how it is done, and "No" I am not going
to tell you all about it today.
You are going to have to keep reading my
newsletters. (smile here).

But let's get back to Trine "Two Shoes" Tsouderos, and her pathetic attempt at
fifteen minutes of fame.

American
newspapers are on their ass... as well
they should be.

Trine "Two Shoes" Tsouderos is a writer
for the failing, failing, failing,
failing, failing, failing, failing,
failing, failing Chicago Tribune.
These days she virulently attacks the
Autism bio-medical treatments and
parents. Not long ago little Trine
(with
only one shoe) was writing
suburban restaurant reviews. Then, I
suspect, probably on the edge of being
laid-off, she was recruited to become
part of the new breed of so-called
"Investigative Reporters," the ones that
get funded by outsiders for their work.

Yes, that's what I said
"funded by
outsiders for their work."

American newspapers are nearly dead -
for they held on to old ideas about news
distribution way too long. Now
they are playing catch-up - as fast as
they can, and they are WAY behind the
ball in this market.

Way behind the ball...

So what are the newspapers doing?
They are scrambling to find anything,
virtually any kind of crappy tactic, to
get readers - for it is numbers of
readers that generate advertising
dollars. News vehicles that
formerly relied on printed pages are
suddenly thrust into the internet
competition for readers.

One of the tactics beginning to be
employed is a thing called "paid
content," and it is controversial.
It comes in two parts: The first,
where a reader pays to log on to a news
source, and the second, something
called "crowdsourcing"
where a so-called "Investigative
Journalist" gets funded by someone.
See the quote from the Wikipedia
article:

"The increased accessibility and interactivity of online journalism has also created new opportunity in the guise of crowdsourcing, enabling people to get investigative journalists working on stories that they themselves have suggested and funded.[8]"

"Basically it works by members of the public providing suggestions and tips for stories. When a journalist accepts a suggestion, he creates a pitch, which is then funded by those who are interested, in a piecemeal fashion. Once written, the story is published or sold to a mainstream media outlet."

The North American
Health Freedom Movement's communications network...

There is a BIG difference in the way that members
of the North American Health Freedom Movement and
the quackbusters communicate with the public.
Health Freedom people communicate with massive email
lists. Small State or regional groups run
lists of 40-50,000 reachable by pressing the SEND
key. Larger groups normally run in the hundred
thousands, with many running in the millions of
email addresses. It is how we roll.

The quackbusters, on the other hand, can't
compete for that kind of interest. Probably
the biggest email list in quackbusterland is
Barrett's Consumer Health Digest, which runs around
12,000 emails. This small group uses an
entirely different communications route to meet the
public - they use SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
tactics to dominate the search engines so that when
an unsuspecting member of the public types in a
key-word on a search engine (Google, Yahoo, Bing)
their articles come up fist on that search engine.
That is how Barrett's poorly written, crappy
articles appear on the first page of Google.

Why the difference? Because the North
American Health Freedom Movement is so large -
dominating the quackbusters 100,000 to 1.
Maybe more.

So, let's put this into perspective. What
I'm saying here is that it sounds impressive to have
a writer from the Chicago Tribune commenting on
something, but the reality is that even an average
size newsletter for a Health Freedom Movement group
has a bigger circulation than the entire Chicago
Tribune. Put the Health Freedom lists together over an issue
and we can generate in the tens of millions of
emails. And, we do that regularly.

So, where's the part
about "Tokyo Rose?

Trine Tsouderos is hosting
Stephen Barrett today on her blog.
The subject of which is:

This chat will take a skeptical look at "detoxing"--the
popular, age-old therapy for a wide range of
ailments, from Alzheimer's disease to autism. What's
the scientific evidence supporting the therapy? Are
detoxing treatments like chelation safe? How
reliable or interpretable is the lab testing done to
measure metals and other chemicals in the body?"

Pay attention to the words above "This
chat will take a skeptical look at "detoxing." " Pay attention to the word
"skeptical." Virtually ALL of the promo for
this blog comes from the "Skeptic" SEO network - the
same network that puts Barrett's crappy articles at
the top of the search engines.

Now comes the good
part...

The way a blog works is that the owner of the
blog, in this case
Trine "Two Shoes" Tsouderos,
has control of who can comment, and then,
consequently, what the public actually sees - in
short, giving the blog owner editorial control over
the content, which, in legal terms, means that Trine
"Two Shoes,
and her so-called "panel," is about to involve
herself, and her personal assets, in the
Doctor's Data v Stephen Barrett Federal Court
case.